I am more familiar with Provence and the West coast of Italy. My experience there is that the weather is quite dry. Particularly compared to London. Now that I

I am more familiar with Provence and the West coast of Italy. My experience there is that the weather is quite dry. Particularly compared to London. Now that I think about it there might be something akin to katabatic winds because of the mountains nearby, bringing in drier air from the land. I’ve been to Barcelona and Madrid a couple of time but not enough to get an opinion (though I vividly remember being roasted to death in Granada). Humidity being lower in central Spain makes sense though, as it is higher in altitude and further from the sea. > more than London, I am not kidding I can believe that. It actually does not rain that much in London. But humidity is a still a problem, because the sea is very close and there is no continental mass from where dry air could come from.